What steps is Tunisia taking towards fiscal reforms? Published by Rihab Zaatour on 20 March 2017 The authorities have initiated several reforms to improve fiscal transparency and modernise public financial management.
Zambia: Ignoring golden rules of taxation can strangle your economy Published by Alastair McCready on 29 November 2016 The Zambian government should stop moving the goal posts.
Growing your small business into Africa: Experts share their advice Published by Staff Writer on 29 August 2016 While expanding across borders is an exciting opportunity, it can be daunting and a high-risk investment.
Navigating tax uncertainty in Africa Published by Keith Engel on 19 September 2014 How can African governments balance the budget required for physical and social infrastructure with taxation required for economic growth?
No business is too small for a proper budget Published by Staff Writer on 5 March 2014 Thorough budgeting is beneficial to a business as it clearly impacts on its long-term growth prospects.
Transfer pricing in Africa: A balancing act Published by Karen Miller on 18 September 2013 Transfer pricing rules, and their effective implementation, are necessary in growing African economies.
Africa must strike a delicate tax balance to nurture investment Published by Staff Writer on 16 September 2013 Insight into making tax work better on the continent.
African tax practices – the key is to do your homework Published by Claude Harding on 23 September 2010 Africa is not an easy place in which to do business. However, significant groundwork by those looking to invest in the continent can assist with avoiding the various pitfalls that may lie ahead.
Mauritius a potential springboard for investing in Africa Published by Jaco Maritz on 11 August 2010 With its favourable tax regime and other business-friendly policies, Mauritius has over the years managed to attract a host of companies that use the island as a base for their foreign operations.
Does your business qualify for Pioneer Status in Nigeria? Published by Staff Writer on 30 July 2010 The grant of Pioneer Status to an investment in Nigeria is aimed at enabling the industry concerned to make a reasonable level of profit within its formative years.
With which countries does Zambia have double taxation agreements? Published by Staff Writer on 19 April 2010 Some taxpayers find themselves liable to tax in more than one country or territory in respect of the same income.